Title:
Urban landscape dynamics : a multi-level innovation process
Series:
Urban Europe series
Publication Information:
Aldershot : Avebury, 1993
ISBN:
9781856282031
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Summary
Summary
This volume studies the changes that have affected land morphology and use in urban areas. Part of the book is devoted to illustrating the phenomena. It provides an insight into the history of ten cities by analyzing the mechanisms that have led to the main morphological changes of the past century. The empirical study is examined through methodological reflections that trace back the implentation of the main innovations such as technological advances.
Table of Contents
Introduction |
Urban Settlement Innovation: Empirical Evidence |
Introduction |
Lisbon |
Rome |
Liverpool |
Thessaloniki |
Aachen |
Bari |
Kecskemét |
Tromsø |
Innovation and Urban Development: Selected Items |
Introduction |
The influence of transport innovation on urban form |
Spatial effects of "new technologies": an approach to process analysis |
Spatial organization of towns at the level of the smallest urban unit: plots and buildings |
Innovation and the European city centre |
Changing life styles versus urban built form |
The development of public space as the basis for urban life |
Innovation and economic transformation of the urban waterfront: recent developments and prospects for the future |